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Underwater World Aquarium in Pattaya, Thailand

Updated January 29, 2021 By Darren C

Underwater World in Pattaya is an aquarium featuring over a hundred meters of indoor walk-through tunnels where you can observe both salt-water and freshwater fish species including Sharks and Rays, Arapaima and Freshwater Rays.

Other activities and attractions at Underwater World include a Jelly Fish zone, Otter tank, Reptile zone, Sea Turtles, a touch pool, and fish-feeding pool.

Underwater World is well worth a visit, especially if you have children, but in my opinion – entry tickets (unless discounted) are a little bit expensive – in relation to the time you spend there.

It will take an hour at most to see everything at Underwater World, but there’s several more attractions within easy reach of Underwater World. Pattaya Floating Market is just 3.4 kilometers further south on Sukhumvit highway, Mimosa is 6.6 kilometers further south, and Cartoon Network Water Park is 12.7 kilometers south. You can reach all of those by hopping on a white baht bus.

If you have your own transport, use Grab, or charter a private vehicle and driver – you could continue on to Nong Nooch Gardens, Ramayana Water Park, khao Chee Chan (Buddha Mountain), Silver Lake Vineyard, Upside-down House, and Swiss Sheep Farm

Pattaya Underwater World admission prices

for adult foreigners 500 baht, children 90 – 130 centimeters height 300 baht, children below 90 centimeters get in free.

Prices for Thai nationals: adults 250 baht, children 150 baht. Show your Thai driving license and pay the Thai rate of 250 baht for adults.

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Pattaya Underwater World is open every day from 09:00 to 18:00, last admission at 17:30.

How to Get to Underwater World

If you can make your way by baht bus or motorcycle taxi to the southbound side of Sukhumvit highway you can then take the white baht bus all the way to Underwater World for about 10 baht per person. From the South Pattaya Road junction it’s a distance of about 2.2 kilometers, watch out for it on the right-hand side of the highway, just a few meters past Makro.

Alternatively, you could use the GrabTaxi App.

Pattaya Underwater World Address: 22/22 Moo 11, Sukhumvit Road. Get directions to Pattaya Underwater World with this Google map.

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The Tunnel.

The main feature of Pattaya Underwater World is the walk-through tunnel (photo above) which features both marine and freshwater fish zones.

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Feeding time !.

The daily feeding times are a crowd pleaser, a diver enters the water and feeds the fish by hand (see photo above).

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Coral World.

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The Jellyfish Zone.

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Feeding the fish with a baby bottle.

Verdict: On the whole I think it’s a good day out, but expensive unless you can get in for Thai rates or purchase cheaper entry tickets online. Best to take your time in the tunnel and make sure you get some value for money. The best feature for me was the rays, but I think it’s also a great educational day out for children.

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